Welcome to Globus at Stanford

Globus is a high-performance data-transfer platform. You can use Globus for…

Data transfers between servers in your group.
Data transfers between a server and your laptop.
Sharing data with researchers at other institutions.
Sharing data with the world.
Automate data transfers between any of the above.

Transfers happen unattended, data verification is on by default, and on-the-wire encryption is available.

All of this is available now, for you, for free.

Get Started

If you have a data-sharing problem, or a collaboration problem, our "How Do I…?" page will have a solution!
If you know that you need the Globus client, go directly to our client page.
If you know that you need the Globus server, go directly to our server page.

Announcements

SRCC Hosting Globus Workshop

January 10, 2018

The Globus World Tour two-day workshop is coming to Stanford! Learn about setting up Globus Connect endpoints, and how to automate data transfers using the Globus API. February 8 and 9, 2018. [...]

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What Is Globus?

Globus is a platform for high-speed data transfer. If you have Low or Moderate Risk data, you can use Globus to share it with people in Stanford, with collaborators at other institutions, or with the general public.

More about Globus

Need Help Getting Started?

We have a list of common problems, with information on how they can be solved using Globus.

See the "How Do I…?" List

Who Pays for This?

This service is paid for by University IT, Stanford University Libraries, and the Genetics Bioinformatics Service Center in the School of Medicine. It is administered by the Stanford Research Computing Center. There are some conditions on who can use the service, and the type of data which can be transferred using Globus.

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